A person who enjoys the benefits of a group's collective efforts but does not contribute
To those efforts is called a

A) citizen.
B) subject.
C) free rider.
D) lobbyist.

A free rider is someone who benefits from the resources, goods, or services provided by a group or organization without actually contributing to those efforts. This can occur in a number of situations, such as when people choose not to pay for public goods (e.g. a park or library) or when they rely on a union to negotiate higher wages without actually joining the union or paying union dues. A citizen is someone who is a member of a particular country or nation and has certain rights and responsibilities as a result. A subject is someone who is ruled by a monarch or other type of sovereign authority without necessarily having full rights and freedoms. A lobbyist is someone who works to influence government officials or policymakers on behalf of a particular interest group or organization.